Feb. 23 (Bloomberg) -- The following companies may have
unusual price changes in Asian trading tomorrow. Stock symbols
are in parentheses, and share prices are as of the latest close.
The information in each item was released after markets shut
unless stated otherwise.

Casino stocks: Total visitors to Macau rose by 19 percent
in January from a year earlier, according to Macau Statistics
and Census Service. Visitors from China increased 23 percent, it
said. Galaxy Entertainment Group Ltd. (27 HK), an operator of
casinos in Macau, added 0.1 percent to HK$18.88. Wynn Macau Ltd.
(1128 HK), a unit of the casino operator founded by billionaire
Steve Wynn, sank 4.4 percent to H $19.70.

Elpida Memory Inc. (6665 JT): The maker of semiconductors
plans to double its common shares to 800 million to boost
capital, according to the company’s statement. The stock jumped
13 percent to 349 yen.

Glencore International Plc (805 HK): Exxaro Resources Ltd.
(EXX SJ), a South African miner, said Glencore will pay 939
million rand ($122 million) for a controlling share in the Rosh
Pinah zinc mine in Namibia. The Glencore rose 0.1 percent to
HK$53.55.

Guotai Junan International Holdings Ltd. (1788 HK): The
brokerage said net income for the year ended Dec. 31 rose 15
percent to HK$287.7 million ($37.1 million) from a year ago. The
stock rose 5.8 percent to HK$2.54.

Housing Development Finance Corp. (HDFC IN): Citigroup Inc.
is selling its entire stake in India’s biggest mortage lender
for as much as 102 billion rupees ($2.1 billion), a term sheet
obtained by Bloomberg News shows. The bank is offering 145.3
million shares at between 630 rupees and 703.55 rupees apiece,
the terms of the sale showed. The sale represents Citigroup’s
remaining stake in HDFC, or 9.9 percent, the document showed.
HDFC shares closed fell for a fourth straight day, losing less
than 0.1 percent to 701.3 rupees.

Meisei Electric Co. (6709 JT): The maker of telephones and
related parts cut its net-income forecast by 9.7 percent to 1.49
billion yen for the year ending on March 31, saying bad weather
has delayed its reconstruction projects after the March 11
disasters. The stock added 3.2 percent to 97 yen.

Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd. (STE SP): Asia’s
No. 1 aircraft maintenance company said full-year net income
increased 7 percent to S$527.5 million from the previous year.
ST Engineering, as the company is known, added 0.7 percent to
S$3.08.

Sembcorp Marine Ltd. (SMM SP): The world’s second-largest
builder oil platforms said fourth-quarter net income fell 4.3
percent from a year earlier to S$229 million. That exceeded the
S$193.7 million average of 10 analysts’ estimates in a Bloomberg
survey. The shares slid 1 percent to S$5.23.

Toshiba Corp. (6502 JT): The electronics maker said it will
take $1 billion in loans to cope with the strong yen, according
to a statement on its website. The company’s shares rose 0.6
percent to 343 yen.